Branded Outdoor Gear
SWITCHED Stella Rechargeable Lantern
From R244.99 ex VAT
The SWITCHED Stella Rechargeable Lantern provides dependable light for various situations. It runs up to 25.5 hours from its 2000mAh battery, charging via USB Type-C. Offering six brightness settings and an IP44 rating, this makes a practical SWITCHED item.
The SWITCHED Stella Rechargeable Lantern is a practical item for promotional products, providing dependable light for various situations in South Africa.
- This compact lantern runs for up to 25.5 hours on its 2000mAh lithium-ion battery and charges easily via USB Type-C.
- It offers six brightness settings across cool and warm light modes, allowing for adaptable illumination.
- The lantern features a 360-degree beam angle and an IP44-rated design, making it suitable for outdoor use.
- With dimensions of 1cm (L) x 1cm (W) x 2cm (H) and a weight of 0kg, it is lightweight and portable.
This reliable light makes a useful corporate gift, offering lasting brand visibility for companies.
Branded Outdoor Gear
The SWITCHED Stella Rechargeable Lantern provides dependable light for various situations. It runs up to 25.5 hours from its 2000mAh battery, charging via USB Type-C. Offering six brightness settings and an IP44 rating, this makes a practical SWITCHED item.
From R244.99 ex VAT
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| Quantity | Unit Price |
|---|---|
| 1+ | R244.99 ex VAT |
| 3+ | R204.08 ex VAT |
| 10+ | R159.25 ex VAT |
| 25+ | R125.12 ex VAT |
| 50+ | R99.31 ex VAT |
| 100+ | R73.50 ex VAT |
R244.99 ex VAT each
R244.99 ex VAT
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